Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 563 | "Too," she said, "I did not wish my fate, View more quotes about known">known, to dishonor you". |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 560 | "Because," she said, "I wanted you to keep me as a slave!" She looked down again, confused. |
| 27 | 561 | "I sense," she said, "that you are my true master, and I am your true slave". |
| 27 | 562 | The men looked at one another, cognizing well the confession of the small, beautiful slave. |
| 27 | 563 | "Too," she said, "I did not wish my fate, known, to dishonor you". |
| 27 | 564 | "That the flank of a merchant's daughter has met the iron cannot dishonor me," said Thandar of Ti. |
| 27 | 565 | "I see that it cannot," she said, a bit angrily. |
| 27 | 566 | But it was true. |
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"Because," she said, "I wanted you to keep me as a slave!" She looked down again, confused.
"I sense," she said, "that you are my true master, and I am your true slave".
The men looked at one another, cognizing well the confession of the small, beautiful slave.
"Too," she said, "I did not wish my fate, known, to dishonor you".
"That the flank of a merchant's daughter has met the iron cannot dishonor me," said Thandar of Ti.
"I see that it cannot," she said, a bit angrily.
But it was true.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)